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Flights from Delhi to Phuket are set to commence on October 31, 2025, while services from Mumbai will begin on November 6, 2025
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In a statement, Acuité, a SEBI-registered credit rating agency, highlighted that SpiceJet's ongoing fleet expansion, successful settlement agreements with key lessors, and robust operational plans were key drivers behind the upgrade
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As on September 15, SpiceJet had 19 aircraft in operation out of the total fleet of 53 planes, according to information available on fleet tracking website Planespotter.com.
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The airline signed lease agreements for the new aircraft, taking its total fleet capacity to 18 to meet the growing demand in the months ahead, the low-cost carrier said
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SpiceJet employees drawing a salary of up to Rs 55,000 per month have received payment for August, while the rest of the staff has not been paid yet.
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The airline in its statement said that this marks the closure of a long-standing liability that pre-dates the tenure of its current promoter.
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SpiceJet share price: Elara Capital cut its target price for the stock by more than 37 percent to Rs 39 per share after the release of the results, while maintaining its ‘Accumulate’ rating
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Stocks to Watch, 08 Sept: Stocks like Adani Power, SpiceJet, Jaiprakash Associates, Zydus Lifesciences, Aurobindo Pharma, BHEL, HFCL, Ceigall India, ACME Solar Holdings, Prime Focus, Time Technoplast, Exxaro Tiles, and NTPC Green Energy will be in focus on September 08.
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The airline’s revenue from operations meanwhile dropped around 34% year-on-year to Rs 1,120.2 crore during Q1 FY26.
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Acuité Ratings upgrades SpiceJet's short-term rating to A4+, reflecting improved outlook
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After hearing both sides, the commission held that if airlines take the defence that they took all reasonable steps, then it is to be proved and supported with flight logs, notices, communications
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According to flight tracking website flightradar24.com, SG 937 had departed from Pune at 6.40 am after a delay of about 40 minutes and was scheduled to reach Delhi at 8.10 am
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The private airline also announced that the paperless service will be extended to other domestic airports in the coming period in order to cut time and support sustainability.
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These additions will cater to the peak winter season and extend into the early summer season of 2026, remaining with the airline until May 2026, says SpiceJet
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Spicejet had renewed its IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA) certification in March this year
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The incident, which took place on July 26 during the boarding of SpiceJet flight SG-386 to Delhi, left several airline employees with grievous injuries, including a spinal fracture and a broken jaw.
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SpiceJet on Sunday said that a senior Army officer, who was to board a flight to Delhi, assaulted four airline ground staffers at the Srinagar airport on July 26 and one of them suffered a spinal fracture.
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A video of the incident circulating online shows a man in an orange T-shirt hitting a staffer with a queue stand while others attempt to intervene.
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Stocks to Watch, 24 July: Stccks like Infosys, Dr Reddys Laboratories, Tata Consumer Products, Cigniti Technologies, Force Motors, Natco Pharma, IndusInd Bank, BEML, and Tilaknagar Industries will be in focus on July 24.
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Maran-owned KAL Airways had moved apex court seeking to challenge Delhi High Court’s order that had dismissed claim for damages against SpiceJet over a share transfer dispute.
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Parking charges in line with AERA norms, no plans to extend July 31 deadline for relocation from Mumbai Airport: AAHL
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Flight tracking data from Flightradar24.com indicates that the aircraft eventually departed at 7:21 PM.
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Ahmedabad Air India Crash: The five-page report outlines key initial observations related to flight data, crew actions, prevailing weather conditions, and the mechanical performance of the aircraft, the sources said
